§ 25-2-753. DEFINITIONS; LOCAL USES DESCRIBED.

(A)

In this division:

(1)

OCCUPANT SPACE means space in a building used for a use other than a parking facility or a mechanical facility.

(2)

STREET WALL AREA means the portion of an exterior wall of a building adjacent to a public street other than an alley and accessible from a pedestrian path that extends from the base of street level:

(a)

to a maximum height of 65 feet; or

(b)

for an accessory parking structure, to a maximum height of two stories.

(B)

In this division, a local use is a use that serves the public by providing goods or services in a manner readily accessible by pedestrians or the occupants of the structure in which the uses are located. Local uses include:

(1)

administrative and business offices;

(2)

art and craft studio;

(3)

art gallery;

(4)

art workshop;

(5)

business and trade school;

(6)

consumer convenience services;

(7)

consumer repair services;

(8)

counseling services;

(9)

custom manufacturing;

(10)

day care services (commercial, general, or limited);

(11)

financial services;

(12)

food preparation, in conjunction with food sales, general restaurant or limited restaurant accessory use;

(13)

food sales;

(14)

general retail sales (convenience or general);

(15)

guidance services;

(16)

indoor sports and recreation;

(17)

medical offices (under 5,000 square feet);

(18)

personal improvement services;

(19)

personal services;

(20)

pet services;

(21)

printing and publishing services;

(22)

professional office;

(23)

religious assembly;

(24)

restaurant (general or limited);

(25)

theater; and

(26)

a conditional use in the base zoning district that is approved by the land use commission.

(C)

A local use may not include a drive-through facility.

Source: Ord. 040902-58; Ord. 20050519-Z001; Ord. 20080925-039.